TALLINN PLACES TO EAT · GOOGLE MAPS
Tallinn restaurants, cafés and places to eat. Every listing includes a Google source and editorial visit status.
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A shared meat platter at Armudu Haabersti exceeded expectations for size, alongside enjoyed kiwi lemonade. Delivery praise goes to lamb with cherries; watery kharcho and cut-open khinkali disappointed another guest.
Garlic-chilli prawns, venison and duck earn praise at Spot. One regular returns mainly for the friendly staff and trusted wine advice, while finding the cooking enjoyable rather than surprising.
Prawn noodles and freshly cooked hot food receive praise at New Thai on Lastekodu. One guest appreciated peanut crumbs served separately. Portions divide opinion, from generous to too small for dinner.
Beef pho, tofu pho and spring rolls receive praise at Pho Bar. The room is described as modern and spacious. One group appreciated filling dishes at moderate prices.
Da Vinci on Endla became one family’s favourite through its food and smiling staff. Another guest appreciated having a coffee drink made decaffeinated, a small request handled willingly.
One MuSu guest appreciated quick, pleasant service but found the dishes ordinary. Another arrived for a daily special already sold out by one o’clock. Price and food expectations did not align for everyone.
Drumsticks corrected a mistaken order and omitted pork from noodles on request. Another delivery disappointed with curry arriving without expected rice in a leaking container. The worn interior also drew criticism.
Ribi’s interior resembles a greenhouse. Guests single out black pasta with prawns, liver with onions and chocolate fondant. One tartare enthusiast disliked large meat pieces and the dish’s temperature.
A sunny terrace and a glass of wine suit Weis, according to guests. Prawns and their sauce receive specific praise. Returning visitors appreciate familiar cooking and a warm reception.
Merlot’s terrace pleased a guest who also enjoyed food and service. Another reports reheated meat, forgotten dishes and rude treatment. A separate complaint concerns billiards closing earlier than expected.
Kolu kõrts adds simple Estonian food to an Open Air Museum visit. Guests enjoyed pea soup and herring with rye bread; lamb with vegetables impressed less. The historic setting matters to the experience.
Baklažaan on Mäepealse serves a filling neighbourhood lunch. Quick staff, banana cake and lemonade earn praise. One guest wanted more seasoning; the terrace is pleasant, though music can be loud.
Tiny Nõmme Kebab receives praise for meat, pickled onions and portion sizes. Indoor space is tight when neighbouring tables are occupied. A single worker handles orders, so queues can mean a wait.
Presentation and attention to detail impress Dominic guests, but results vary. One diner received a small, barely warm and tough steak. Even a positive account wanted slightly warmer service.
HORISONT’s panoramic windows overlook Tallinn from Swissôtel. A three-course meal and staff earn praise. Another guest raises detailed concerns about dirty upholstery and carpet, considered unacceptable at this price level.
Veg Machine’s plant-based street food includes a smash burger, crispy coriander sando and fries with basil mayo. Guests remember smoky flavours and a banoffee shake: substantial fast food rather than a light salad.
Paneer makhani, naan and kulcha earn praise at Maharaja. Heat and portions do not suit everyone: another diner found mattar paneer too mild and waited roughly forty-five minutes.
Vesivärava Grill near Kadriorg gets praise for burgers, filled pancakes and home-style dishes. Guests notice local takeaway customers on weekends. Prices are considered moderate and the place busy.
Brunch, a relaxed room and truffle fries earn praise at PÄRIS. Anniversary diners appreciated wine guidance. One traveller found Sunday brunch later than their usual breakfast, so checking the time helps.
China Inn guests enjoyed crispy pork and sour-spicy potatoes, with generous portions and vegetarian choices. Another visitor found the cooking ordinary, lacking the distinction expected for the price.
Chicken pancakes, beef pasta and Vana Tallinn coffee earn praise at Mmuah, alongside a quiet room. Another visit went differently: guests fetched menus themselves and a server never reached their table.
Sakura receives praise for food and friendly staff, but two visits were limited by unavailable dishes. One couple chose wakame and salmon miso starters after their original preferences had run out.
Sushi, a quiet room and nineties music appeal at Little Japan. Games help pass the wait. Helpful staff even accommodated a guest needing to charge a dying phone.
Peetri Pizza on Pirita tee works as a takeaway stop during a bike ride. This branch has loyal fans, though one notes day-to-day variation. Opinions on price also differ.
